strandbeest evolution
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2013
- Numerous specimen of the Strandbeest evolution on music of Khachaturian's Spartacus.
It open the archives of fossils. Theo Jansen's work since 1990. He tries to make new forms of live on beaches. His animals get their energy from the wind so they don't have to eat. In the future he wants to put out in herds. - บันเทิง
Randomly seeing many of these on a beach would make you feel like you're on another planet
Yeah it would cool to see life that worked like this
@@Oblivatrixon So true... we have no idea of what majestic creatures could be roaming other worlds!!
Would be pretty cool honestly
Also, glad to see you here :D
Mother Earth has relciamed back her creation. You follow this you will end up where they will be
Not surprised you're here
Amazing how organic the movement is!
A kite can make me feel like that 👩🏭 Now I want to make a kite.
quisiste decir que parece que tiene vida exacto
it can almost bring a chill down my spine
that is exactly the ART part of it
It is like seeing animals moving but only their bones without a head
So, these creations have no electricity, motors, etc?? Just pure engineering moving from wind? That's amazing!
The little wind catches at the top can be seen spinning, charging up a flywheel
@@GigaChad-yu4sh That's cool man but ahh why hasn't i seen MORE OF THIS
The plastic bottles appear to be pressure tanks, so I'd guess they are pneumatic.
They use also applicated inertia...
I'd rather not believe it until I see it with my own eyes. People chronically lie on the internet you know
It’s astounding how much my brain tries to tell me these creations are living creatures, despite my rational self knowing that’s not the case. Amazing.
You might be mentally handicapped
I feel the same way
Maybe that's because their movements seems to be very natural, not some sort of robotic locomotion.
Same here! I kept having to remind myself just for a nanosecond that “that’s right,..is NOT a real animal “😂
How do they work?
These really are some of the most amazing things I've ever laid eyes on. Imagine the creativity, the trial and error, the brilliant planning and design... the mind behind these creations is nothing short of pure genius.
Exactly. Correct.
It was generated largely by a computer.
***** Yes, but being a programmer i know something like this isn't immensely difficult.
***** I never said i did. Clearly my point is that the creator is not "nothing short of pure genius"
yeah... |)
there's something both horrifying and beautiful about these things
Only beauty men, this is amaizing work..
Felipe Barañao Only horror, it is disgusting work
Michael Robles Its because it's not alive (or fed with anything) and its beign forced to walk by living forces. It acually feels bizarre because it reminds a dead animal beign "reanimated" bizarrely.
blacksmith224 right
It reminds me of one of those Dali's painting...
fantastical nightmarish surreal realm
Crazy how these majestic creatures evolved over millions of years from the humble walking stick. Nature is amazing
😂
To this day, this is still one of the most interesting videos I have ever watched. It captivates me in a way that I can’t quite describe. The choice of musical accompaniment, I think, is perfect.
Khachaturian.
These are unbelievable!
Imaging waking up on the beach after a nice nap, and seeing this coming - you'd think you were still dreaming!
definitely 😵🤣
🙂
🙂
5 seconds later:
*YOU DIED*
@@rapipocudo8690 I don't know what you'd die of - fright maybe?
its uncanny how natural their movements look, almost organic
They are organic. They were made by humans.
@@andybaldman is wood organic? Idk
@@assertingdominance1759 wood is organic
@@_MahesaAkmalAlFahrezy is iron organic?
@@assertingdominance1759 whats that have to do with anything?
As an evolutionary biologist, I find these stunningly beautiful and awe inspiring. What a clever and inspired man, somewhat ashamed I’ve never seen them before, not generally appreciative of post modern art but this is just wow. Thank you.
I studied biochem at uni and was especially interested in the evolutionary side of things, so maybe I see these creations in a similar way to you
They do look very organic, don't they?
And it makes you wonder like... are we/our cells just machines in the same way, mechanically responding to stimuli as a direct result of it being applied, like the movements of these strandbeests under the influence of the wind?
I get a similar vibe from watching these strandbeests as when I see videos of bdelloid rotifers eating other microorganisms, with all their lil cillia waving about...
But thats a very mechanistic way of looking at it.
Whats the ghost in the machine?
@@mainr7142 I sail too and see life as a biological machine, so these hit all my buttons. They remind me of being on a beach as a kid and laying on the sand with a magnification lens watching all the invertebrates, or looking down the microscope at a sample of pond life.
With your vast knowledges, are you able to tell what a “woman” is?
I feel like there needs to be a distinction between the garbage that gets shit out for millions of dollars and stuff like this that’s just real neat and take a lot of skill
@@FlyingAceAV8B Providing what they are choosing to do isn’t having a negative effect on you, why does it matter? If it is personally causing you harms then there is a valid debate about relative rights or harms. There are a very small number of genuine intersex people born.
These wonderful creations have nothing to do with gender identity.
I don't think I've ever been more mesmerized by a mechanical model in my life. This is art and science blended into something new and exciting.
The way they move without disturbing the sand is so magical, almost like they weigh nothing at all.
They are very light.
_Feels like nothing at all...nothing at all...NOTHING AT ALL!_
...stupid sexy Flanders.
Feels like I'm wearing nothing at all, nothing at all.
@@wyo1234 …….OMG!, Jeff your not wearing any cloths, your buttass naked. Get off that couch and go put something on, we don’t want the furniture smelling like ten day old ass.
@@wyo1234 Expanded the replies looking for this comment, was not disappointed. xD
Da Vinci would've been so happy to see this
ikr
Not as happy as Salvador Dali
i just thouhgt of da vinci then see your comment their mind are alike
Da Vinci would've been so happy to be alive
كل خرى عن جد You do know that Da Vinci was married for a time right? Do your freaking research you wacky Iraqi...
Seeing people from all over the world uniting to appreciate these masterpieces is really heartwarming. It truly does bring a tear to my eye.
It feels like I'm watching the opening of an old movie about futuristic technology. A great epic about a man with a dream, living a beautiful life in another planet. Thank you, sir. I'm glad that i was able to watch it.
The way they move so organically makes them seem strangely charming and unassuming; almost innocent, in a way. It makes me want to pet them.
I'd definitely pet it. And give it a cookie
Makes sense as their energy is organic. Wind is natural. And the idea to harness wind energy to create a lifelike object is incredible.
Creepy!🤷🏼♀️
My fiance makes robots and let me just say... I'm ready.. oh yeah, 🔫 I am ready..I sleep with 1 eye open, sleep with my dogs and cats as alarms...I am ready...
I too kind of felt them cute as they would dance, or pick up stuff, mimic us, but 1 day he ripped his own cords out, even my fiance couldn't understand it..
He reached behind himself and ripped out his own cords 👀 since then, I DON'T TRUST THEM.. LISTEN TO THOSE GENIUSES WHOSE WARNED HUMANITY ABOUT THIS CRAP!!
@@savedbyJESUS777 Then again humans are plenty chaotic and unpredictable.
@@savedbyJESUS777 Okaaaay? But these aren't robots. They're several pieces of wood put together and designed to move when the wind blows them.
These are very calming creatures with a Da Vinci-esque style of combining art and technology. It is great to see how this artist make use of natural forces that directly power machines that go beyond imagination.
Beyond imagination?
One day there may be ones that’ll go beyond the beach to a desert or a city or a town, who knows?
HUMMA KAVULA!!! 🤣
"Creatures" lol
da winky
Only just found this. The name that immediately came to mind when I saw this was Da Vinci. This guy is obviously also an engineering mastermind, goes without saying, and an extremely talented artist. All you need is a sail and some wind to fill it, and you can go anywhere!. These kinds of videos are a breath of fresh air when you find them, they beat all the rubbish about wars and all the other crap going on in the world at the moment. The world needs more art, less war!.
These are absolutely fantastic. This is the kind of stuff I love to see. I wish more people could see these.
The artistic engineer behind this, ie Theo jansen, is still working on strandbeest, he has been on this for more than 10 years.
If you are reading this, you have created something so magical, one can only dream about such things with a lil realistic touch. But you have given 100% realistic touch to something that seems so otherworldly. So beautiful.
I cant understand the last part of what you Said..
it’s pointless
@@MikehMike01
If you think about it objectively, life is pointless.
But most of us try to enjoy it while we can.
Thankyou, you motivate me to work harder.
@@trueaussie9230 I want to die
Its like straight from Hayao Miyazaki movies.
Yoo Mr Slav didn't expect you here! Crazy that this didn't have any likes or replies.
Yeah
Now make them rideable!
- I was thinking they were some leftover props from an old Terry Gilliam movie.
@@realrunningdog_5812 logic dictates that in order for one of those machines to be rideable, they would have to be built out of metal, and have bigger wind capturing methods.
I don't think it'd be a problem for them to drag a small trailer though.
Theo, this puts us lazy people to shame. A man making art like this shamse the world of haters and war. Love and blessings to you.
I think he's from another planet , lol I can't fathom how much math and thought went into this beautiful creature
How has it taken me 9 years to see this masterpiece? This feels like the opening montage to a sci-fi epic
X2
I know. It's wild. Imagine a pack of these at burning man
GONK
@@JarJarStudiosPlus Hey, I'm subscribed!
It's still going
The music combined with the actual things themselves makes this video strangely beautiful, it makes it seem as if we just invented a new form of life.
DISCLAIMER: When I say "we" I mean humanity, I am not trying to claim that I was associated in the creation of these things. That should be obvious but evidently not.
beauty of music
In case you wanted the full version, th-cam.com/video/LZLMKkEGFRo/w-d-xo.html
Nah. The music is eerie.
We!? Bruh we didn't do shit,
It's the artists who did it.
@@takamjob8385 it's a human thing to say "we made it" when someone else did.
This video felt so much longer than 4 and a half minutes. Truely mesmerizing.
Just read about these in an SAT Test and was absolutely intrigued. And their just as interesting seeing them!
Wind powered automatons. Human engineering at it's finest. =)
Oriru Bastard That's your point of views, but I think that they are so beautifull to look at !
+halburd1 projection is strong with this one.
this guy must be a riot at parties. Oh wait, parties are retarded, useless and a waste of resources. Better save that energy for important matter, like commenting on youtube video's.
halburd1 Gotta Protect your ignorance
I'm glad I read your comment cause I was wondering if it was the wind doing this
The reinforced one is just terrifying
Dead or alive ed 209 style
Indeed; it looks a bit like an army vehicle from a science fiction movie.
It's beautiful
It would be an amazing sci-fi tank
It looks like an AT-HH from Star Wars
People say all the time “I hope this one day becomes the last shred of evidence humanity once existed”.
Imagine an Earth, an empty earth, filled with these things. Future species would think more highly of us than we would deserve, not knowing it all to be the work of just one of us.
The yearly migration of these creatures is truly a sight to behold
Finally some art that I've LITERALLY never seen anything like. This is incredible.
Evillincoln I've seen things like this before
Ruby Rodriguez strandbeest is old, but this guy invented them in 1990
The idiot said: pretty sure DaVinci is responsible for these, pal
In all seriousness though this is astonishing, it's so brilliantly creative that I'm not even sure how to properly describe how I feel. This man is a genius, and I really hope he does manage to make actual herds of these fantastic creatures.
Some of them can even avoid water and anchor themselves in during a storm. Incredible work
This feels like watching an entire life cycle of these complete with laying eggs, mating and even dying. With this music it really feels like having witnessed them across generations.
That big one with cloth around the frame looked genuinely unnerving silently advancing along on its own power, in an awe inspiring sort of way. A good creepy, one could say.
I have a couple of the small Strandbeest models at home, and my cat never knows what to make of them, especially when there is enough of a breeze to get them moving across the floor.
But seeing them on the beach, I cannot help but feel that they give off an organic impression as they move.
Definitely some of my favourite artistic creations!
Do they work as the bigger ones?
@@ivanmosca301 Yes. Because they are a lot smaller and lighter, they do not need as much wind to move with.
When first looking at the kit to assemble them, I was expecting them to be static models because the joints are so much smaller and look quite delicate, but they actually work very well.
@@Stolpskott100 are they alive creatures...... I see them ist time
@@user-lq8bx1hd3z what?
@@Jam_66 i think he had a stroke and died
God just imagine going onto a post-apocalyptic world, you find the beach to the sea... and all of a sudden, the Strandbeests are walking towards you.
I was thinking that too. Not that they are scary but that the whole video seems kind of lonely. A cross between a Miyazaki film like Castles in the Sky and Vincent Price in Edward Scissorshands. Only one man, his long gray hair flying in the wind as he works on his creations. I am sure the choice of music had a lot to do with that ambiance.
Yes, definitely strandbeests patrolling and guarding a lonely beach. THAT would be pretty freaking epic when you make it to the least shore, and find that the beach is guarded by a guy and his army of strandbeests.
Terestrasz It's fucking sad, bizarre and horrifying
wread42 It feels like a dead animal beign "reanimated" bizarrely and beign forced to walk
+alamada: That would also be the point, too.
It's sad, because their creator is no longer alive, and the beach is empty.
Bizarre, because of how they look.
And horrifying.... because of how weird their movements are and just how alien they seem. I imagine the group of travelers who find the Strandbeests walking towards them would be thinking "OH MY GOD WHAT IS THIS THING?!?"
The simple execution of something like locomotion looks so very graceful!
A symphony of natural rhythm that will always show how precious creative minds really are! Ty!
Love them all but the big cardboard box looking one is stunningly beautiful! Huge morphing geometric shapes. Amazing mind and work!
These really feel like something out of a studio ghibli movie... Like they're alive and just waiting to befriend some innocent, wide eyed main character in their journey of self discovery.
You mean Totoro?
They've got that fishbone structure
This video filled me with a strange otherworldness
These have no electrical components to function. All PVC Pipe but the sails.
And some bottles and other things too.
Why? This is literally in Holland. I’m tired of seeing people treating my home land as some kind of exception, “not included”
@@louisquartersson4555 you mean americans
@@autoworld9681 America is the center of the world…?
@@louisquartersson4555 No, but americans are the ones with zero respect for european peoples and cultures.
I will never tire of watching this magical movement! Absolutely amazing!
Absolutely crazy and beautiful. Inspiring on so many levels. Thank you Theo.
I don't really consider myself an art appreciator but stuff like this really is on another level of interesting
Yup. So much better than a pig heart being eaten by flies. Which is considered art these days .
@@MikeySkywalker wtf
@@MikeySkywalker are you talking about lord of the flies or
@@user-nk8zx1yw8s an artist did that. His name is Damien Something. I don’t even know his last name.
@@MikeySkywalker Hurst
I had no idea these kinds of things even existed. Marvelous, beautiful and captivating. What humans produce can be astounding!
If these impressed you wait til u see cars, planes, rockets…
@@NobleVagabond2552 lmao
@@NobleVagabond2552 PHONES
@@NobleVagabond2552 lol as a mechanical engineering student these have been my hobbies since I was a child
You are also missing firearms and mechanical watches
From these to pocket pussies, it truly is wondrous what we humans have achieved.
Quelle poésie,vos créatures me ravissent !
À votre exposition à Bordeaux, grosse déception, elles étaient toutes arrimées , immobiles...
Heureusement les images sont là, le vent les animent et rend hommage à votre travail... Merci à lui
Merci à vous 🙏💐🖐️ Monsieur Jansen
The coolest, most amazing thing I've ever watched on TH-cam. I felt like I was in a dream the entire time watching these strange beast come to life.
So you're telling me, that I'd missed this masterpiece in 9yrs? My God!
I was just thinking I saw the video and I'm like 9 years old... it looks cool so sure. Now I want these things in every city and still don't believe they're real.
Me too😅
🤣🤣
Ikr!
Yes you did.
This is a phenomenal display of art using mechanism engineering. Theo's latest book "Strandbeesten: the New Generation" is a good read about this engineering-based art.
Thank you for the video and great music.
Love the music! Very well chosen!
Hopefully these machines will never turn evil and kill their creator.
If they do kill their creator, it will be without any trace of malice, but an act of _pure innocence._ Or... PVCnocence.
If they do turn bad, just stand upwind of them.
Evil from evilution or arm yourself with an industrial fan
Just take out some bolts in the legs and watch it crumble before you... Or on top of you
Not Ur Business lol, fine, hit it with a truck, happy now?
DaVinci would be so proud of Mr. Jansen.
um, you do know he was an artist right?
tylermech66 he was also a inventor. look it up
I thought everyone knew what kind of man Da Vinci was. Stay in school, kids.
Centaur Lord Y-yyyesss, and he was also an artist...
his primary occupation was artistry, he only did mechanical theorizing on the side, some philosophy, and a whole lot of edumacation :D
My favorite beach in The Hague, where I once even met the artist himself!
A token of greatness!
Splendid!
Fantastische kunst!
They are so cute! And so amazing!
A Weapon to Surpass Metal Gear
imagine actual fucking straandbeest tanks
Strandbeests, son.
XD
Guranga93 I WAS THINKING THAT THE ENTIRE TIME!!!
Metal Gear could actually happen, Darpa, Armstech and other companies mentioned in the Metal Gear series are real life companies! but Yeah Metal Gear, Ghost In The Shell, Terminator, Robocop & even Blade Runner, might become a reality one day!
I've never felt this way about any youtube video, but these creatures are absolutely beautiful. Such works of art will never be forgotten.
So cool ! Awesome engineering & craftsmanship
I wasn't expecting to see something so beautiful today
It almost feels like every one of these things is alive. They all have their own personality from their creators
*creator
@@soheil5710 cry about it more.
they kind of are alive?
@@Jukinj94 😢😢😢
Lol u probably think snow men are alive too
These are amazing
Reminds me so much of Howl’s Moving Castle
Someone could make that thing into a reality at this point
Thank god I wasn't the only one to think that
eyyo, i thinking the same thing
That large of an object could not be supported very well
they could, be the resources and the time needed to do it means it almost certainly will never happen. Sadly, if it ever happens its probably going to be because it has military applications. Unless society changes so dramatically that its unrecognizable, we will never build things that inspire that sense of awe. Its not where our macro values lay
These remind me more so of Junji Ito's Gyo. No one should turn any of Gyo into reality.
Though this seems harmless enough.
The music is so beautiful and fitting. You have great taste!
i really love these so much, they are such an interesting mixture of elegant, adorable and goofy and such incredible beautiful pieces of intricacy
it's amazing what you can do with a bit of bamboo, string & cardboard
And bottles and stuff. You seen the system for sensing and avoiding deeper water? Genius
@@zam50 No, where can u learn about that?
I thought this was fake at first, and was like, "Wow, that is some really good CGI." I can't believe I haven't seen or heard of Strandbeests before.
Steeyo
It must be a work of an enemy stand
You thought THIS was CGI? It's way too real to be CGI. I could tell it was real from the outset.
lmao you realise "strandbeest" means beachbeast
@@pyootchnich I beg of you go to website and make one of the miniature ones, this leg technology is surprisingly simply and really cool
@Hello O that's how it usually works, yeah
I’ve been eagerly awaiting for years to see huge collision of these magnificent creations.
Couldn't have chosen better music myself. This is awe inspiring
These have deeply inspired me for years. They're so impressive, machines that are just almost life, and made in a medium wholly different to our own
Indeed. They have a very otherworldly vibe to them.
Proof of a mind putting things into motion
@@JollyFlys nice way of seeing it
Everytime I see one of these I think maybe all the steam punk I dismiss as nonsense isn't so no sensical afterall 🤔
This has nothing to do with life, it is just an organic looking pattern powered by wind energy.
You're insane doctor!! You'll never get away with this!!
There's something so much magical about these. I love it.
They're like living things almost that feed on wind.
I hear some can even mechanically detect water and back away from it.
That’s true, the have stomach bottles to trap air to use for emergency in case of no wind, and the water detection is phenomenal, it’s a reactive piece and makes them work the opposite direction.
@@shadydaemon4178 Lmao wind power doesn't work if the air is still...
@@parkinfurkmaz2877 hence the bottles....
Well done
@@parkinfurkmaz2877 But they conserve it in the bottles... so.. yeah.. they are fine...
@@parkinfurkmaz2877 You wouldn't work without water or calories.
Невероятное, футуристическое впечатление. Словно существа из другого мира. Впечатляет!) Спасибо)
Была создана игра, по мотивам этого видео, Last Oasis называется
🙂
@@gRoq_.....
Это очень милые творения! Столько труда, нереально
@@newfic2290 Работа Бога!
I just realized I have been watching this for minutes, and I don't know why, but its fascinating.
Beautiful and complex designs employed to carry out that which is seemingly a simple concept.
I've watched these over and over and over and they freak me out completely because they are so alive and foreign, unlike anything I have ever seen I'm completely mesmerized by these moving sculptures. Magnificent. I'd like to be inside Theo Jansen's mind.
With so many legs, they remind me of millipedes
People said the same thing about planes in the 1900’s.
I like that they show you both the successes and difficulties they faced when developing their ideas as it really puts into perspective how hard they worked on these, its quite inspiring to see.
and yet people blame god for not making mankind perfect
@@Janzer_ Please don't do that.. leave religion out of art.
@@Janzer_ god is omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient, all other omnis you can imagine.
Shouldn't be too hard
Wonderful artwork!
The combination of the music and the video is amazing.
Ah I remember reading about these in a passage on the SAT.. or was it the ACT? Either way, they sounded fascinating and I meant to look them up later only to forget what they were called. I’m glad this video found me so I can finally see them in action!
the name "Strandbeest" basically means "Beach beast" or "Beach animal". I think if you google that if you'd ever forget the name, then you'll get the right results :)
SAT reading sections are goldmines way more than they have a right to be.
@@budgetcommander4849 this so much
I hated that shit on the SAT.
"Here's something really interesting that you weren't taught about. Find the grammatical errors."
Me 'completely engrossed in topic'
Prompter "and time"
Me "wait, ah fuck"
@@Kspice9000 You forgot
My Mom: “Can you take them again next semester???”
These move so much like real animals that I feel inclined to believe that somewhere, on some distant planet, there lives animals structured almost identically to these. Just walking the planet with their wind powered limbs.. gaining all the energy they need to move through the wind itself.
Зачем на другой планете?
На земле есть тараканы.
Так же бегают.
Who needs another planet when we have the deep ocean, and microorganisms. They could be populating your room at this very moment, and you'd never know.
Somebody actually made an alien concept on these wind thingy. I forgot what the series was called but it was a speculative world where an AI takes control of the human race to conquer other alien species.
What do you think inspired the original design?
@@ravenwithcall8527 Humanity Lost?
Watching this at 2 AM gives me feelings I didn't know I had.
These genuinely feel like out of a Ghibli movie
Horizon: Zero Dawn, the early years.
Greg Steele glad I wasn't the only one.
Greg Steele Funny thing is.. these robots and that game were both made by Dutchmans
The Calvin Darius hi
Greg Steele before they became machines
The Alpha testing
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”.
What’s so fascinating is that the technology isn’t necessarily all that sophisticated and yet it carries the aura of magic. Would all but the bravest savages who saw it from the sea dare to land? I could not blame them if they sailed on to safer shores.
I’d love to send some of these creations a thousand years back in time just for a chance to see our ancestors collectively lose their shit over these “alien constructs.”
@@purpleemerald5299 knowing us as a species, our ancestors wud prolly grab their spears and hunt em to extinctio to obtain construction materials lol
@@purpleemerald5299 the chinese prolly already made them eons ago
Imagine if these structure had an animal skin on them and that too of an aggressive kind
@@maxx666mayhem feathers.
So… I have no words for this…))) Wonderful!
This video was up loaded 9yrs ago on TH-cam and now i was recommended to watched it. .
Imagine a world where you are the only human and these are everywhere
+NotKanye West thats like...woahhh
New painting series idea? Maybe a short story to go along with it? Boy wakes up on mysterious earth like planet with these walking around? Doesn't know where they came from, how long he was asleep, who built them, or how they work? They just kind of wander around with the wind, ignoring him? Finds old dying man living in lighthouse (with an elaborate unseen inside of course)? Man explains everything? Man built creatures after he was stranded on the planet and got lonely? They now inhabit the planet? Oh my gosh let me write this all down this is getting good. "the Lighthouse man"
+NotKanye West I am in the middle of incorporating these into a world where they replace work animals
Ryan Gunnison I want to know more about what you're doing
+Smooooth I hope I didn't get your hopes up too much, because I really don't have much. I came up with this fantasy world idea revolving around mystical creatures I call Fignir. Its just a drawing right now of this area on top of a mountain, but I might include a picture of a village with strandbeest in it. I have a plot figured out and if I am not too lazy I might put it into action as a small webcomic or something
There is something so ingenuous, innocent, naive, vulnerable and hopeful about the Strandbeest. It truly reminds me of another world, full of genuine, first time discovery and spirited curiosity. I love it.
you trying way too hard to sound intelligent.
Did you say TRULY REMINDS YOU???...
Who are you? What's that world ? And How does one get there and return safely to this one...?
it’s completely pointless
@@MikehMike01 what's pointless? The happiness from from the naive childish curiosity or your existence?
@@MikehMike01 So is your comment.....
Seeing one of these would fill me with a ton of joy, just watching one of these guys waltz across the sand
thanks mr.theo this gave me inspiration to a make a mechanical life form in my game
I'm getting mad Ghibli vibes off of this...
Mᴀᴄʜɪɴᴀ same
Mᴀᴄʜɪɴᴀ Same it's Amazing
I was just thinking that omg
i just wrote a comment about it too
first reaction.
I saw some of these at my local museum and I was amazed by such incredible mix of both engineering and art. Wish I could've been able to see them move
Marvelous, beautiful and creepy all at the same time!😮😮😮
Amazing. Looks mesmerizing.
This video came out 8 years ago, it's now 2022 and I'm mesmerized. What brilliant and beautiful creations.
wow, 9y now
This man should be in charge of the energy department. I have no words to express my joy while watching him and his incredible creations WALKING down the beach the modern day Leonardo DaVinci ! Peace christo
With coal coming in a loong last if you account for the pollution it gives off. More fallout than well managed nuclear, more chemical toxins and greenhouse gases than gas or oil generators.
That's what I'd want as well. I just saw a docu-segment about this guy and his marvels...Completely mesmerized by the brain on this guy. It's people like him that should be sought out to head engineering powerhouses so that we can keep making advances. Not corporate sellout out to make more money and who only got to the top because they knew someone or slept with the right people.
Christo Roppolo As much pf a genius as this guy is, you don't make inventors be bureaucrats. You should find a bureaucrat who can allow an inventor to work freely on their creations.
wukilla11 If the tech exists, companies would find a way to capitalize off of it. Don't underestimate their intelligence.
wukilla11 What is the evidence for your statements about companies suppressing technology? It's an ancient sci fi theme, and about as likely as Flash Gordon's adventures. Firms do ignore new tech, but they go bust when the new competition undercuts them.
The way the Wings move on these beautiful contraptions is so mesmerizing
Imagine just waking up on a beach and these things are walking around and this music is playing. Idk if I would be horrified or amazed at their beauty
Pure genius, beautiful and life like. Made of PVC pipe, yet he made these things walk in a fashion that does not look robotic. Hard to believe this would get one thumbs down.